英:[plʌk]
美:[plʌk]
英:[plʌk]
美:[plʌk]
第三人称单数:plucks
现在分词:plucking
过去式:plucked
过去分词:plucked
plucker (n.)
词根:pluck
adj.plucky 有勇气的,大胆的
adv.pluckily 大胆地,有勇气地
verb
transitive verb
to pull or pick off or out
to remove something (such as hairs) from by or as if by plucking
pluck one's eyebrows
rob, fleece
to move, remove, or separate forcibly or abruptly
plucked the child from the middle of the street
to pick, pull, or grasp at
to play by sounding the strings with the fingers or a pick
intransitive verb
to make a sharp pull or twitch
noun
an act or instance of plucking or pulling
the heart, liver, lungs, and trachea of a slaughtered animal especially as an item of food
courageous readiness to fight or continue against odds : dogged resolution
pluck up振作,鼓起勇气
中古英语中的 plukken,意为"从表面上拔出(某物)"(尤其是头发或羽毛,但也包括牙齿),源自晚期古英语的 ploccian, pluccian "拔出,挑选",源自西日耳曼语的 *plokken(也是中低德语 plucken,中荷兰语 plocken,荷兰语 plukken,弗拉芒语 plokken,德语 pflücken 的来源)。这可能源自一个未被记录的高卢-罗马语或俚语拉丁语 *piluccare(也是12世纪晚期的旧法语 peluchier,意大利语 piluccare 的来源),一个频繁使用的词,最终源自拉丁语 pilare "拔出头发",来自 pilus "头发"(参见 pile (n.3))。但是,尽管有这些相似之处,牛津英语词典(OED)发现这个解释存在困难,并引用了历史证据中的空白。从14世纪晚期开始,它被用来表示"用突然的猛拉或力量猛拉(如弓、竖琴等的弦)"。相关词: Plucked; plucking。
To pluck a rose, an expression said to be used by women for going to the necessary house, which in the country usually stands in the garden. [F. Grose, "Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue," 1785]
To pluck a rose, 是一个表达,据说女性用来表示去必要的房子,这在乡村通常位于花园中。[F. Grose, "Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue," 1785]
这种委婉的用法可以追溯到1610年代。pluck up "召唤"(勇气,心等)的用法可以追溯到大约1300年。
勇气
Verb Middle English, from Old English pluccian; akin to Middle High German pflücken to pluck
The first known use of pluck was before the 12th century
plumnoun
any of numerous trees and shrubs related to the peach and cherries and having globe-shaped to oval edible fruits with an oblong stone
the smooth-skinned fruit of a plum
a raisin when used in desserts (as puddings or cake)
something very desirable
a dark reddish purple
plug1 of 2noun
a piece used to close or fill a hole
a flat cake of tightly pressed tobacco leaves
something of lesser qualityespecially: a worn-out horse
spark plug sense 1
a lure with several hooks used in casting for fish
a device usually on a cord used to make an electrical connection by putting it into another part (as a socket)
a piece of favorable publicity
plug2 of 2verb
to stop, make tight, or secure with or as if with a plug
plug the leak with tar
to hit with a bullet : shoot
to advertise or publicize over and over
to become plugged—usually used with up
the drain was plugged up
to keep steadily at work or in action
plugged away at my homework
plug1 of 2noun
a piece used to close or fill a hole
a flat cake of tightly pressed tobacco leaves
something of lesser qualityespecially: a worn-out horse
spark plug sense 1
a lure with several hooks used in casting for fish
a device usually on a cord used to make an electrical connection by putting it into another part (as a socket)
a piece of favorable publicity
plug2 of 2verb
to stop, make tight, or secure with or as if with a plug
plug the leak with tar
to hit with a bullet : shoot
to advertise or publicize over and over
to become plugged—usually used with up
the drain was plugged up
to keep steadily at work or in action
plugged away at my homework
plug1 of 2noun
a piece used to close or fill a hole
a flat cake of tightly pressed tobacco leaves
something of lesser qualityespecially: a worn-out horse
spark plug sense 1
a lure with several hooks used in casting for fish
a device usually on a cord used to make an electrical connection by putting it into another part (as a socket)
a piece of favorable publicity
plug2 of 2verb
to stop, make tight, or secure with or as if with a plug
plug the leak with tar
to hit with a bullet : shoot
to advertise or publicize over and over
to become plugged—usually used with up
the drain was plugged up
to keep steadily at work or in action
plugged away at my homework
plug1 of 2noun
a piece used to close or fill a hole
a flat cake of tightly pressed tobacco leaves
something of lesser qualityespecially: a worn-out horse
spark plug sense 1
a lure with several hooks used in casting for fish
a device usually on a cord used to make an electrical connection by putting it into another part (as a socket)
a piece of favorable publicity
plug2 of 2verb
to stop, make tight, or secure with or as if with a plug
plug the leak with tar
to hit with a bullet : shoot
to advertise or publicize over and over
to become plugged—usually used with up
the drain was plugged up
to keep steadily at work or in action
plugged away at my homework
pluckyadjective
courageous, brave
pluck1 of 2verb
to pull or pick off or out
pluck a flower
to remove something (as feathers) from by or as if by plucking
pluck a chicken
to move or separate forcibly : snatch
plucked the child from danger
to play by pulling the strings
pluck a guitar
pluck2 of 2noun
a sharp pull : tug
courage, spirit
pluck1 of 2verb
to pull or pick off or out
pluck a flower
to remove something (as feathers) from by or as if by plucking
pluck a chicken
to move or separate forcibly : snatch
plucked the child from danger
to play by pulling the strings
pluck a guitar
pluck2 of 2noun
a sharp pull : tug
courage, spirit
pluck1 of 2verb
to pull or pick off or out
pluck a flower
to remove something (as feathers) from by or as if by plucking
pluck a chicken
to move or separate forcibly : snatch
plucked the child from danger
to play by pulling the strings
pluck a guitar
pluck2 of 2noun
a sharp pull : tug
courage, spirit
pluck1 of 2verb
to pull or pick off or out
pluck a flower
to remove something (as feathers) from by or as if by plucking
pluck a chicken
to move or separate forcibly : snatch
plucked the child from danger
to play by pulling the strings
pluck a guitar
pluck2 of 2noun
a sharp pull : tug
courage, spirit
1 “Why you looking all stupid?” she asks, plucking me upside the head.
2 She plucked a fat teapot from a nearby cart and set a cup before Gia.
3 The first fellow that picked an herb to cure himself had a bit of pluck.
头一个采下药草试看医治自己的那个人,可真得需要点勇气哩.
4 Rose and I used to pluck the nubs out while talking about our boy problems.
5 We have no idea how many women grow hair on their faces, because the vast majority will pluck it out.
我不知道有多少女性面部长有毛发,因为大部分人会把它拔掉。
6 Rescue boats bob in the rough surf, plucking the treaders with looped gaffs.
7 Then, after thirst and hunger, those besiegers, were turned away, they mourned for their companions plucked from the ship by Skylla and devoured, and sleep came soft upon them as they mourned.
8 He plucked herbal detritus out of the thick hair on his arms.
9 Her voice is definitive as she plucks out the white bra and pantie.
10 I plucked at the strings with my toes for a second and adjusted one of them.
11 I drag my big plastic bag over to where Tim is plucking trash.
12 With slow, deliberate movements of her bone-thin arms, she plucked up sticks from a pile near the door and started a fire to warm us, right inside the hut.
13 So Roz plucked pinecones from the nearby branches and lobbed them down at the bears.
14 “Arawn will soon know the Crochan waits to be plucked from our hands.”
15 He spent hours plucking up courage to ask her to marry him.
他花了几个小时才鼓起勇气,向她求婚.
16 She coveted it and plucked at it whenever she could.
17 He wears an apron over his clothes, and is busily plucking leaves from an excessively large bunch of parsley.
18 Roza plucked a knuckle of raw dough and popped it into her mouth.
19 Tenderly she plucked a bite and held it in her beak, waiting for an eyas to take it.
20 A man squats beside a pool of muddy water, plucking a chicken.
1 杂碎
4 掐
7 掠夺
predatory ravenous rapacious ravin raid depredation vampirism spoliation reive rape loot overrun plunder Harry ransack despoil strip rifle spoil raven maraud
9 诈取
cheat sting shear fleece chisel defraud swindle nobble skin beat jump clip rook finagle mulct swizz swiz prey ramp juggle trimming chiz mump promote sharp shark scam shave bilk chouse
10 内脏
visceral splanchnic innards entrails viscera giblets internal gut bowel inward haslet tharm purtenance work inside bag tripe offal viscus numbles umbles gizzard gralloch
13 勇气
heart ball spirit sand nerve gut courage grit starch backbone bravery valor mettle spunk gumption valiance have the heart bottle enterprise daring gallantry spine valour balls cojones knightly blood ginger manhood moxie pecker good cheer intestinal fortitude go fortitude character guts game metal pepper dare hardiness dauber gameness gits strength stomach temper corazon a stout heart
14 考试不及格
16 想抓住
18 拔掉
21 脱离
disengaged out exit secession leave desert disengage secede extricate come adrift detach yourself break away come away
26 心
27 欺诈
false phoney double-dealing lurk hanky-panky scam trick fiddle gag dishonesty swindle guile duplicity baloney flimflam shenanigan covin dupe beguile gazump job screw twist on the cross
29 救出
30 抢劫
rapine raid robbery hijack pillage spoliation hold-up Rob loot plunder heist ransack despoil blag do hit roll strip raven reave stickup plunderage job jump opening takeoff steaming rip-off maraud open rob scoff make gut elevate sack spoil gorilla buzz yoke flay jayhawk highjack
31 胆子
34 搭救
35 拉
draw pull haul twitch heave snake solicit tug accost drag tow towage handstroke pick deliver wheel trail rake streel draft play train give a pull at draught tote entrain claw schlep pully-haul last strain sweep trek tally drawing lug steer hitch hustle harl heave at
37 救起
40 使脱离
41 拔
pull extract snake bare pick strike stub tweeze peen pluck out draw have out stir jack discharge lift
44 拖
drag tow towage draw trail haul rake trawl streel pull draft traction train warp lug heave give a pull at mop draught tote entrain scrape scuff schlep pully-haul tractive tug keep strain log snake harl
45 强拖
46 鼓起
torose raised blown plump bouffant bellied upheaval belly knob strut bulge pout bunt upheave collect gather screw swell summon pouch muster uplift heave
47 拔除的毛
49 胆量
confidence gut gumption enterprise nerve courage daring bravery spunk cojones fortitude get-up-and-go gits game ball bottle sand dare gimp moxie
51 拨弹
52 诈骗
have string fraud ramp scam imposition gouge deceit rook mace flanker swindle gaff shuck bilk gyp knavery jiggery-pokery racketeer bounce shark overreach kife beat screw clip bite sharp trim pigeon chisel snooker bunco jink mountebank chicane nobble gyppo goldbrick ready up on the earhole
54 鲜明
fair brilliant lively vivid glowing plucky slashing trenchant livelily quality relief emphasis glow liveliness
55 诈欺
imposturous con juggling take-in have do fraud cheat ramp scam hype fiddle juggle imposition pretense trickery swindle indirection eyewash imposture fraudulence flimflam roguery crookery jugglery dupery cozenage fakement double-deal jockey humbug finagle dupe ream gold-brick chouse skin game shell game
57 拉下
59 精神
psychic pneumatic ghostly Platonic incorporeal phrenic life mind spirit metal soul juice psyche vim mettle pizzazz spunk esprit interior spiritual inward unworldly pneumato- go bounce genius ginger
62 冲走
63 决心
drive purpose resolution resolve grit volition spunk intension decide will spirit commitment determination backbone guts moxie determine bent mind heart decision bend
64 毅力